Aditya G asked:


Hi
My Friend parked his car over at my apartment.He faxed me a letter saying that he is lending me the car and my Apartment has no liability in case of any damage.But what if it gets stolen,Who is responbile?

Thanks

April

JAY asked:


A. We decided that we should not lend her the money, and that we should explain out decision.
B. Everyone thougt the car had stopped, not broken down.
C. Jennie decided not to go out in the evening perferring to enjoy the quiet in her apartment.
D. Everyone knows that July 4, 1776, was a memorable day in american history.

Jill

pachl@sbcglobal.net asked:


On several occasions, I have gotten gifts that were so abysmal, I wished I had gotten nothing at all.

One time, a friend came from abroad to spend a few months in my house. He presented me with a t-shirt…. the ugliest, most god-aweful t-shirt you could imagine. It wasn’t just a matter of taste; he never wore anything like this, and everyone agreed this was something he picked up at the airport out of a remainder bin.

Another time, I let a family stay with me, rather than letting them spend thousands of dollars on an apartment for the summer. I also lent them my car many days, while I took the train. This time, I had no worries about bad gifts. They gave me nothing.

Recently, I had another foreign visitor. He presented me with a tin of cookies, a $3 tin of cookies. Of all the bad gifts, this one was probably the least offensive, but I would rather get nothing than some weak excuse for a real gift.

In each case, money was not a problem for them
.
How do you feel?

Jamie